Wag Noun Synonyms
comedian, wit, punster, pundit, joker, jester, comic, jokester, droll, merry andrew, clown, card
A wag said that tailors were like storks - known for their big bills.
Wag Verb Synonyms
wave, waggle, oscillation, fluctuation, sway, undulation, flutter, vellication, flap, flip, flicker, shake, vibration, quiver, nod, wobble, bobble, waver
The dying animal recognized me and gave a feeble wag of her tail.
wave, waggle, oscillate, fluctuate, sway, undulate, flutter, flap, flip, flicker, shake, vibrate, quiver, nod, rock, dance, wobble, bob, bobble, waver, vellicate
Misty's tail wagged as I approached the house.
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